Credit.com in the News 3/9/12

This week the experts from Credit.com contributed to a wide range of publications on subjects including taxes, identity theft, credit scores, business credit cards and more. Check out the hits…

Adam Levin collaborated with Cameron Huddleston from Kiplinger to identify 5 Ways to Guard Against Tax Fraud @CHLebedinsky @kiplinger
Sandra Block from USA Today spoke to Gerri Detweiler about her series of stories on credit card charge offs are coming back to borrowers in the form of tax bills. @sandyblock @USAToday @gerridetweiler
Gerri lends her advice to USA Today again in a follow up story that explains how consumers may be exempt from having to pay tax bills they receive from credit card charge offs. @sandyblock @USAToday @gerridetweiler
Jennifer Waters from WSJ MarketWatch spoke to Beverly Harzog, who encouraged consumers to be knowledgeable about their credit scores, but not to become a credit score micromanager. @BeverlyHarzog @WSJ

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Gwen Moran from Entrepreneur.com asked our Beverly Harzog to contribute her credit wisdom in a story entitled “Three Things to Know About Business Cards“. @gwenmoran @EntMagazine
Beverly also shared her insights on how to choose the best business credit cards with Daniel Bortz on CNNMoney. @danielbortz @money @CNNMoney
Adam Levin could be heard on WTOP this week discussing what consumers see on their credit reports and points out that credit scores are most useful when consumers use them as personal markers, rather than absolute indicators. @Adam_K_Levin @WTOP
Stephanie Zimmernman form the Chicago Sun-Times and Gerri Detweiler answer questions from concerned consumers about debit card security. @suntimes